Two portal additions, and a lot of real roster math behind them.
K-State's transfer-portal day turns into a steady roster-fit conversation, with Matt Gilhool and Isaiah Abraham added after JT Rock and Jayden Chute.

K-State roster news, translated into stakes.
The KSO Show is a Kansas State-focused college sports conversation built around transfer portal movement, recruiting visits, spring football, and basketball reset questions. Mason Voth and Drew Galloway turn recent news into practical arguments about fit, resources, expectations, and what each development actually changes.
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The KSO Show is a working conversation about Kansas State sports as they are actually being assembled. It spends plenty of time on basketball, but the basketball talk rarely stays at the surface of who entered the portal or who committed. Recent episodes follow Casey Alexander’s first K-State roster through returning players, former top recruits, new targets, staff hires, resource concerns, and the hard question of how quickly a fresh start can become competitive. The show treats every addition as a fit problem. Isaiah Abraham becomes a discussion about usage, Georgetown’s guard-heavy offense, defensive value, and the possibility of a glue-guy role. Andre Kostic becomes a question of whether a different structure can reveal the player other programs once valued. Matt Gilhool, Jayden Chute, and other portal names are handled as pieces in a roster still taking shape. The tone is hopeful only when the argument supports it. When the concern is support around Casey Alexander, the show is direct about money, expectations, and the danger of asking a coach to prove himself without a workable baseline. Football remains a steady second track. Jake Narott’s visit gets treated as more than recruiting buzz, with attention to the schools in the mix, the shape of the weekend, and what an out-of-state quarterback win would mean for K-State. Collin Klein’s spring comments become a filter for position battles, leadership, and practice-plan context rather than a pile of generic soundbites. The show also leaves room for lighter formats, including fill-in-the-blank football predictions that put Drew Galloway on the spot. Mason Voth and Drew Galloway give the episodes a practical back-and-forth when the conversation turns evaluative. They move from news to implications quickly, then keep qualifying until the take lands in a believable place. The result is not polished studio theater. It feels like informed analysis for fans already living inside the K-State calendar. The show is strongest when the program is in motion: portal windows, recruiting weekends, spring practice, staff changes, and moments when the fan base is trying to decide what to believe. It rewards listeners who care about roster construction, not just final scores. It also understands the emotional memory of Kansas State fans, especially after a frustrating basketball stretch. That mix of fan awareness and detail makes the show useful during messy weeks. It gives Wildcats followers a way to sort signal from noise without pretending the uncertainty is gone.
Made for: Built for Kansas State fans who already follow Wildcats basketball and football closely and want context around recruiting, portal movement, coaching changes, and program expectations. It especially fits listeners who care about roster construction and the practical limits behind each headline.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its habit of turning small news items into fit, role, money, and pressure analysis. It is less about celebrating every development than judging what each one might realistically mean for K-State.
K-StateOnline contributors Mason Voth, Drew Galloway, Derek Young, and others keep you informed on Kansas State football and basketball throughout the year with the KSO Show. To get you ready for each and every K-State football and basketball game, to recap every contest and to remain in the loop on every item of breaking news or every Kansas State recruiting development, make the KSO Show your home.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
The KSO Show turns K-State roster movement, recruiting news and game results into specific, candid football and basketball analysis.
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A K-State roster move barely clears customs before Mason Voth and Drew Galloway check whether you should celebrate.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Two portal additions, and a lot of real roster math behind them.
K-State's transfer-portal day turns into a steady roster-fit conversation, with Matt Gilhool and Isaiah Abraham added after JT Rock and Jayden Chute.
A focused portal update that sets up the Narott recruiting follow-up.
The Friday K-State update keeps the focus on the transfer portal and on Drew's recruiting follow-up for Jake Narott, the four-star quarterback ranked No. 2 at his position by Rivals and visiting K-State this weekend.
A blunt K-State discussion about coaching fit, influence, and staff dynamics.
The episode works best when it treats Matthew Driscoll's role as a fit question instead of a simple personnel fight, and when it gets into how much room he actually had to shape things under Jerome Tang.
A steady postgame look at a fresh start that values fit more than the box score.
K-State's 90-74 win over Baylor frames the Matt Driscoll era as a clean reset, and Mason Voth and Drew Galloway keep the focus on why the Wildcats looked more connected rather than on the score alone.
A practical K-State talker that keeps roster fit and campus memory at the center.
The episode treats staff news as a football question first and a headline second. Tim DeReuter stands out as the most notable addition, and the conversation stays focused on fit, experience, and what a very young defensive staff needs.

Pack portal talk with roster math.



Knights nerves, practice receipts, daily.


The portal moved again.
Mason Voth of KSO delivers a two-part solo episode covering K-State basketball's Transfer Portal activity and the imminent visit of Jake Narott, ranked No.
This episode provides a quick update on K-State basketball transfer portal targets and previews upcoming discussions on football recruiting.
This episode discusses the rapid pace of K-State's recruiting activity in the transfer portal, comparing basketball and football roster building strategies.
This episode discusses the opening of the college basketball transfer portal, focusing on K-State's roster updates including Andre Kostic's return and potential team implications.
The hosts discuss K-State football predictions in a fun, interactive format where Drew Galloway fills in blanks for 12 scenarios.
Mason Voth and Drew Galloway discuss Colin Klein's press conference kicking off spring practice for Kansas State football.
Hosts discuss the upcoming spring football practice and the fresh start for K-State basketball under new coach Casey Alexander.
The hosts discuss their return to normal programming after a week off, preview upcoming Kansas State sports content, and briefly mention the Royals' season opener.
The KSO Show discusses the hiring of new Kansas State basketball coach Casey Alexander and previews his introductory press conference.
A podcast dedicated to covering Kansas State football and basketball with game previews, recaps, and recruiting updates.
Postgame analysis of Kansas State's loss to BYU in the Big 12 tournament, discussing the game and the end of the season.
Hosts Mason Voth and Drew Galloway discuss Kansas State sports, weather, and banter before diving into game analysis.
Postgame analysis of Kansas State's basketball win over West Virginia, discussing key plays and tournament implications.
Post-game analysis of Kansas State's basketball loss to TCU, discussing team performance and upcoming schedule.
The episode begins with advertisements before likely transitioning into Kansas State football and basketball analysis.
The show spends a lot of time on Matthew Driscoll’s role and what it suggests about K state’s coaching setup.
Mason Voth and Drew Galloway break down K-State's 90-74 blowout win over Baylor in interim coach Matthew Driscoll's first game, just days after Jerome Tang was fired mid-season.
Mason Voth and Andrew Galloway recap a Kansas State basketball game where they blew a lead and lost to TCU.
DeReuter leads the conversation.
Mason Voth and Drew Galloway discuss Kansas State football expectations, pressure, and the upcoming schedule.
The hosts discuss the 2027 recruiting class for Kansas State football, highlighting key prospects and the impact of weather on visits.
Mason and Drew discuss best and worst case scenarios for defensive transfers at Kansas State.
The hosts react to the release of K-State's 2026 football schedule, criticizing media coverage and discussing schedule details and Big 12 dynamics.
K-State wins a basketball game against Utah with strong offensive performances from P.J.
This episode analyzes the best-case and worst-case scenarios for offensive transfers in K-State football, focusing on realistic expectations based on their college history.
This episode is a postgame analysis of Kansas State's disappointing 82-73 home loss to UCF, marking their 0-4 start in Big 12 play and discussing the team's ongoing struggles.
Mason Voth and Drew Galloway discuss a new transfer portal commitment for Kansas State football, defensive end Elijah Hill.
The host discusses a major transfer portal commitment for K-State basketball while sharing personal anecdotes about his hectic day with family errands.
Mason Voth and Drew Galloway discuss recent Kansas State football commitments from the transfer portal and high school ranks, plus a brief mention of basketball.
Mason Voth and Drew Galloway discuss recent transfer portal additions to Kansas State's football team, focusing on offensive lineman Delvin Morris.
Mason Voth and Drew Galloway recap Kansas State's loss to Arizona, discussing the spread, player performances, and foul trouble.
The hosts discuss recent transfer portal commitments and the breaking news of Josh Manning joining Kansas State football.